Fox News contributor John Stossel recently published an article in which he made a controversial request to Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos. He told Bezos NOT to donate to charity. That may sound harsh, but the guys reveal that his rationale is actually pretty sound.

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-Otto Warmbier was a college student who was killed in North Korea for tearing down a poster. There really is no other way to put it. So why are some news outlets blaming the victim?

-Scott Pelley gave his thoughts on CBS about the Scalise shooting, claiming it was 'self-inflicted' because no rational person would do something like this. Does Scott Pelley live under a rock?

-Michelle Carter, the woman who pushed her boyfriend to suicide via texts, has been convicted of involuntary manslaughter. Robby Soave joins the program to discuss the implications this ruling could have in regards to free speech.

-How do free speech and freedom of expression affect things like trademarks? The guys examine the Asian band "The Slants" and the NFL's Washington Redskins.

-Glenn Beck joins the program with his 'Think Tank' to discuss the "progress" President Trump has made in discrediting the media.

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Otto Warmbier, the American student who went to North Korea and was later convicted of crimes against the state, has died just days after being brought home. Despite his fate, some have blamed the student rather than the brutal North Korean government. Salon wrote about how he brought this upon himself and called him "the Biggest Idiot Frat Boy." Should their views be accepted, acknowledged, or simply written off?

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CBS reporter Scott Pelley made the controversial claim that the Scalise shooting was "self-inflicted" via violent rhetoric. Pelley went on to say that there is no rational person that would go out and do something like this. Does he not know that, in this world, there are irrational people that can be set off by any small thing that is said or done?

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Sean Spicer is getting, lets say, a promotion in the White House. He is now the White House Press Secretary AND the acting Communications Director for President Donald Trump. Is Spicer a better option than Sarah Huckabee Sanders?

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Sometimes we read labels to see what's in our foods and drinks, but do you REALLY know what makes up your dryer sheet? Today we talk about the animal parts that are in all kinds of everyday products. From beer to gum, and tattoo ink to dryer sheets Jeffy names 'em all.

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-Megyn Kelly tried to get the truth out of Alex Jones. Could he really still think that the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax?

-Colin Kaepernick once again made a statement about the police, comparing them to "fugitive slave patrol men." Does Colin have a future in the NFL after this?

-Stu unveils his latest conspiracy theory: is "Star Wars Episode VII" a sequel or a re-make?

-Stephen Kent of the Beltway Banthas Podcast then joins the program to offer his two bits.

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Alex Jones is put under pressure in his landmark interview with Megyn Kelly, as the renowned conspiracy theorist remains convinced that the Sandy Hook shooting was a hoax. In fact, during the interview, he claims that it took him a year to finally see that it was a hoax. Yet, at the same time, he concedes that some children might have died that day. So which is it, Alex Jones? Was it a hoax, or was it not?

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